September Holidays and Festivals 2025 : Check Dates & Events

September Holidays and Festivals in 2025 – The month of September is a new flow of festivals and holidays in India and hence it becomes the best month to celebrate, travel and also celebrate the culture in India. Following the end of the monsoon and with a full-of-activities September calendar of religious and regional celebrations, the month is the best time to allow the family, students and working professionals the much-needed break to enjoy the rich traditions of the country. Read more recent articles like this at News.highzones.com

Major September Holidays and Festivals in 2025

September 5 (Friday): Onam & Eid-e-Milad (Milad un Nabi)

• Onam is an event that is marked by music, colorful displays and feasts in Kerala. Widely observed public holidays in most states of India will be Eid-e-Milad which commemorates the birth of Prophet Muhammad. Also read Indian Economy update : It will be 2nd largest economy by 2038-EY

September 6 (Saturday): Ganesh Visarjan

• That festival celebrating Lord Ganesha ends with the devotees dipping idols in rivers and lakes, particularly in the state of Maharashtra and south.
  
• September 14 (Sunday): Jivitputrika Vrat
• This fast is practiced particularly in the north Indian Bihar and Uttar Pradesh towards the welfare of children.
  
  September 21 (Sunday): Mahalaya Amavasye
• So many families in India begin the rituals in order to honor their ancestors- tradition observed sixteen days.
• In West Bengal and neighbouring localities, eminent preparation of Durga Puja.

• September 22 (Monday): Navratri & Bathukamma (start)
• Navratri marks nine days of worship for Goddess Durga across India. There is also a festival in Telangana in which they give flowers and dance called Bathukamma.

• September 29 (Monday): Maha Saptami
• Rituals of Durga Puja begin in several eastern states. Also read Trump’s Health Concern : Hand Makeup Raises Questions, Why?

• September 30 (Tuesday): Maha Ashtami
• One of the most important Durga Puja days, especially in West Bengal, Odisha, and Assam.

September Holidays and Festivals – Additional Public and Bank Holidays

• The 2 nd (September 13) and 4 th (September 27) Saturday will have the banks closed.

• The state president holidays are several such holidays as Ramdev Jayanti and Teja Dashmi in Rajasthan, and Sree Narayana Guru Samadhi in Kerala.

• Additional big celebration days would be Karma Puja (September 3), Indra Jatra (September 7 in Sikkim) and Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti (September 22 in Haryana). Also read Rajasthan High Court’s Big Decision on Asaram Bapu, Check now

Top Destinations and Cultural Experiences

• Kerala: Experience Onam’s grandeur with snake boat races, Pookalam flower carpets, and sadhya feasts. Read more recent articles like this at News.highzones.com
• West Bengal: Experience the spiritual emotion in the run up to Durga Puja.
• Maharashtra: See the hype in Ganesh Visarjan.
• Telangana: Have fun at Bathukamma, a women-led, environmental-friendly floral festival. Also read New Income Tax Bill 2025 Introduces by Sitharaman in Lok Sabha

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